Sentence examples similar to ditch outcome from inspiring English sources
If there is no way through the current impasse one pale, last-ditch outcome suggests itself: an international tour to the Caribbean with Test matches against individual nations such as Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica and Barbados.
The email was a 'last ditch' effort to obtain outcome data where the telephone calls had failed.
Bank officials have been meeting with authorities in Washington in a last-ditch effort to influence the outcome, according to the people briefed on the matter.
While Boehner holds out hope that the Senate will pass his measure, a more likely outcome is a last-ditch effort to find a compromise.
Even if it doesn't, we know that this process has had at least one good outcome: Irish people have ditched Anglophobia.
The fact that most children drowned in stagnant water (such as ponds and most ditches) might raise the question of possible contamination influencing the final outcome.
Notably, Romney was not able to mobilize independent support sufficient to alter the outcome, though towards the end of the campaign, in a last ditch effort, he ardently promoted the need to transcend partisanship and bring change to America.
Within these high stakes, the last-ditch effort will be the individual struggles that decide the game's outcome.
There are already enough people in the ditch.' Respondents differed in their interpretation of the readings, the subsequent actions taken, and their evaluation of the outcomes of these actions.
Ditch the video games, ditch the remote, dig a ditch.
